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19th Mar 2007, 10:23 AM
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 How to verify email ownership with PHP? Using PHP, how can I check that a newly registered user is the owner of the email he provided?Web sites usually send a verification email message to the provided email address. The verification message contains a link with some code in it. When the user clicks on such link, his email is validated.How can I create such a code? Shall I use a hash function to create that code? If so, which hash function? And on what piece of data shall I apply such a hash function?       |
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19th Mar 2007, 01:23 PM
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| How to verify email ownership with PHP? Forget about hash codes, just generate a GUID/UUID instead. See thew source list, below. www.php.net |
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